The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-06
FISH AND GAME LAWS
In Various States and Terri
tories.
SYNOPSIS OF THE SEASONS,
Revised Up to the Present Time
Some Valuable Inform alton to
Paste in Your Hat.

KANsAs.-Prairie chickens or pinnateC
grouse, September 1 to January l
Quails. November to January l. Snar
ing and trapping prohibited.
ARIZONA. = Elks, deer, anteIopes
mountain sheep. mountain goats, Octo
Der to February l. Partridges, wilc
turkeys, geese, brants, swans, Curlews
plovers, snipes, qusils and ducks, Sep
TENDER to March l. Prairie chickens
or pinnated grouse protected TO 1892
The capture of fish by means Of nets OF
explosives prohibited.
IDAHo.-Buffalos, elks, deer, antelopes
and mountain sheep, September l to
January 1. Sage-hens, pheasants
grouse and prairie chickens, July Is to
February. Geese and ducks, August l
TO April Is. Qualls or partri rro-
tected until September 1, 1887. ! e
of fish prohibited except in Ca lg
salmon and sturgeon.
New MExICo.-EIks, buEalos, deer,
faw rs, antelopes, mountain sheep, wild
turkeys, grouse and quails, September 1
to May 1. Not applicable to travellers or
persons in camp, whose necessities may
compel them to kill for purposes of sub
| sistence.
CoLoRADo.-Male deer and antelopes,
| September l to December l, for food
only. Male elks, October to January
l, for food only. Mountain sheep pro-
tected until April 7, 1895. Buffaloes and
mountain goats protected to 1887.
Prairie chickens, grouse and pheasants,
tected at all times. Hide and skin
hunting prohibited. Game wardens 10
be appointed by the county commits.
| sioners.
| Observation-Disclosures moose, eIks,
deer, antelopes, mountain sheep, and
| Rocky Mountain goats, August Is to
January 1; unlawful to kill them for the
purpose only of procuring their hides,
and without using the carcass for food.
| Beavers, offers, martins and fishers,
| October 1 to April l. Grouse, prairie
chickens, fool hens, pheasants, part
ridges and quails, August Is to Novem-
Is. Shooting for market and profit pro-
hibted. Wild geese and ducks, August
Is to May l.
NEBRAsKA.-Bufaloes elks, mountain
| sheep, deer and antelopes. October to
January 1. Grouse, September 1 to
January 1. Quails and turkeys, October
l to January l. Sharing and trapping
forbidden. Minks, and muskrats, Feb
ruary Is to April Is. Nests and eggs
protected. Sneak boats and punt and
swivel guns prohibited. Insectivorous
and song birds protected. Hounding of
deer prohibited in Burt, Washington,
Douglas, Saipy, Cass, Saunders and
Dodge Counties. Transportation of
grouse, quails, turkeys, buffaloes, elks,
mountain sheep, deer and anteIopes,
prohibited at ali times of the year. Fish
can be taken with hook and line only.
OREGoN.-Male deer or buck, July to
November 1; female deer or doe, August
to January l; spotted fawns protected;
neither male NOR female deer can be
killed at any time for other than food
purposes. Eiks, moose and mountain
sheep, August to January / cannot be
killed for other than food purposes;
wild swans and ducks, September / to
May l ducks can be killed at any time
to protect growing crops; prairie chick
ems and sage hens, June Is to April l;
ruffed grouse and qusils, July Is to
January [; netting and sharing quails,
prairie chickens and ruffed grouse, or
having the same in possession alive,
prohibited; nests of game birds and
wild fowls protected Mountain or
brook trout, April 1 to November 1;
taking them with any other device than
hook and line prohibited.
WYoAIEG.- Moose, elks, deer, buffa
loes, mountain sheep, mountain goats
and antelopes from September l to
January l; not more than two of these
animals can be killed in one day; non
residents prohibited from hunting them
at any time. Ruled grouse from Aug
ust Is to October Is. Pinnsted grouse,
hens, ptarmigans, from August l to
November Is. But ten grouse OF any
kind can be killed by one persons in
day. Quails protected to September l, |
1891. Snipes, green shank tattlers, god
wits, curleWs, plovers, from August Is
to April l. Wild fowls, from August Is |
to May l. Trapping and netting pro-
hibited. Insectivorous birds protected. |
Shipping game from the Territory is |
prohibited.
UTAH Deer, September 1 to Decem-
Der l. Elks, mountain sheep and ante |
lopes protected until September l, 1890. |
Quails, cartridges and all kinds. of |
grouse, August Is to March Is. Wild |
ducks and other Wsterfowls, September |
IS to April Is. Beavers and offers,
1 to April /. The selling or
having in possession during close sea.
son prohibited. Imported game birds
of any kind and their progeny pro-
tected until March 8, 1887. During the
of July and August tourists are
allowed to kill bucks for theirs own use
in camp. Night hunting of ducks pro-
hibited. Trout. over six inches in
length, June 10 to March Is. SEEMING in
Green River, Bear and Utah lakes, Oo-
tober to June 1. Set lines and eIplo-
sives prohibited.
BEWAsHINGToN TERRITORY Deer and
lawns, August Is to January 10. Elks,
moose and mountain sheep. August Is
10 January 1. Swans, mallard ducks, ,
widgeons, teals, butterbails, ,
,poonbills. and gray, black, spring-taii
and canvas back ducks, September l to
April l. Prairie chickens, sage hens,
grouse, pheasants, quails and partrid-
yes. Septem Der l to February /. Noun
tain and brook trout, April to Novem-
Der l. Night hunting OF ducks prohib.
ted. Shooting from sink box or with
pivot or swivel gun prohibited. Hunt
ing deer, elks, moose and mountain
sheep for their hides and horns is pro-
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